In Uganda, Deadly Landslides Force an Agricultural Reckoning

By Alex Wandeba and Freddie Clayton

Why U.S. Geothermal May Advance, Despite Political Headwinds

By Stephen Robert Miller

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A Win for Farmers and Tribes Brings New Hope to the Klamath

By Jacques Leslie

Deconstructing Buildings: The Quest for New Life for Old Wood

By Lauren E. Oakes

Birds vs. Wind Turbines: New Research Aims to Prevent Deaths

By Adam Welz

Out of the Wild: How A.I. Is Transforming Conservation Science

By Jim Robbins

How Natural Solutions Can Help Islands Survive Sea Level Rise

By Lisa S. Gardiner

A.I. Is Quietly Powering a Revolution in Weather Prediction

By Nicola Jones

Can Toxic Mining Waste Help Remove CO2 from the Atmosphere?

By Moira Donovan

‘Green Grab’: Solar and Wind Boom Sparks Conflicts on Land Use

By Fred Pearce

Turning Farmland Back to Peatland: Can It Slow CO2 Emissions?

By Christian Schwägerl

How African Communities Are Taking Lead on Protecting Wildlife

By Fred Pearce

U.S. Support and New Investments Buoy Hopes for Marine Energy

By Nicola Jones

As Drought Shrivels Hydro, This African Nation Pivots to Solar

By Kennedy Phiri and Freddie Clayton

As Ocean Waters Warm, a Race to Breed Heat-Resistant Coral

By Sofia Quaglia

Will Hydrogen Hubs Be a Clean Energy Boom or Boondoggle?

By Rebecca McCarthy

Greening Concrete: A Major Emitter Inches Toward Carbon Neutrality

By Christian Schwägerl

On Navajo Lands, Ancient Ways Are Restoring the Parched Earth

By Lela Nargi

Slowly but Surely, U.S. School Buses Are Starting to Electrify

By Jonathan Mingle

E360 Film Contest Winner

A Solitary Herder Cares for His Goats and the Bay Area Hills

As ‘Doomsday’ Glacier Melts, Can an Artificial Barrier Save It?

By Fred Pearce